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LYME DISEASE
by riverqn6, Nov 14, 2007 06:22AM
I actually don't have a question, but a "success story"......I suffered with Lyme Disease for 3 years....on and off antibiotics. I would be fine for 6 months or so, and then the symptoms would return. It wasn't until my physician added "plaquenil" ----used for malaria----to my antibiotic regime, that I have been symptom free for 8 years. Some insurance companies refuse to pay for the prescription because it is not "on their list" for Lyme disease treatment, but it is worth the $$ out-of-pocket to try it, if all else fails. I understand that it has something to do with altering the ph of our cells, in turn, allowing the antiobiotic to work more effeciently. Just my experience.
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